Question

Help with physics,
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Answer 1

Calculate the answer for each of the following and explain/show your reasoning. No credit for answers only.
a) What is the magnitude and direction of the frictional force on the couch?
b) What is the total force on the couch?
c) What is the acceleration of the couch?
d) (Advanced) How much time did it take to push the couch the 3 m?

Answer 2

@undeadknight26

Answer 3

Well uhh I never did Physics...
@GreenCat @Empty @ikram002p @imqwerty @ParthKohli @clamin @CShrix

Answer 4

Haha that's ok(:

Answer 5

what is the coefficient of friction?
is it given in the ques?

Answer 6

I have no idea, I literally don't know how to do this. :(
@imqwerty

Answer 7

WAIT I FOUND IT!!
"You need to push the couch 3 m to the other side of the room. After the initial push to get it going you push on the 80 Kg couch with a steady horizontal force of 500 N. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the couch and the floor is 0.6." @imqwerty

Answer 8

ok don't wry :)

its not difficult

Answer 9

Don't just rub it in my face qwerts ;~;

Answer 10

hahah!!

Answer 11

so 1st we need to find magnitude and direction of frictional force

the direction of frictional force is always opposite to the direction of motion of the body
and
magnitude of frictional force is given this formula->\[F=\mu N \]where μ=coefficient of kinetic friction
N=total normal force the acts upon the body

ok till now?

Answer 12

lol traiq cx

Answer 13

Traiq. I hope that's a typo.

Answer 14

sry of the typo *tariq
:)

Answer 15

*for

Answer 16

Good!

Answer 17

Good boy. Any who carry on I'll stop spams <3

Answer 18

ok so can u find the magnitude?

Answer 19

348?

Answer 20

how did u get that :)
its not correct

Answer 21

wait...300?
haha im stupid

Answer 22

if ur confused with the normal
then the normal is nothing but
N=mg

where m=mass of body
g=gravity

no 300 is not correct

Answer 23

:(

Answer 24

I don't understand

Answer 25

470!!

Answer 26

sry mom called me to do some wrk

Answer 27

yes :)
it wuld be->
\[Friction=0.6 \times 80 \times 9.8\]
Fiction=470.4 N

Answer 28

It's ookay(: haha I got it!!! Thank you!!

Answer 29

:)